Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
BRIEFLETS.
Ice cream, at 'Krell & Maths.

BRlEFLETS.
Ice cream, at 'Krell & Maths.
Fine fresh fruits and jellies at Mays.
Oysters, oysters. at Krell & Maths.
Don't forget to try Otis Corbett's new
store.
Oysters served in every style at Krel &
Maths.
Bargains at Otis Corbett's, in postoffice
block.
New dates, new figs, at Krell & Maths
confectionery.
Distemper is prevailing to quite an ex>
tent among horses in this city.
Otis Corbett has fine line of dry goods
which are being sold very reasonable.
Mrs E. J. Allen left this morning for
three weeks visit with friends at Cam
bridge.
The Harper house elevator was put in
operation this morning and it worked
like charm.
d. E. Noftsker, of the firm of Noftsker
& Hqvenhill, returned Yesterday from his
work on the depot in Kansas.
II. F. Cordes last week sold anu
shipped to Kansas to furnish large res
idence lot of his choice carpets.
Morris Rosenfield, ESQ.,, left for Olney
last night TO attend the state fair, where
he will extol the virtues of the celebrated
Moline wagon.
The WomeRs Relief corps have
changed their time of meeting from every
alternate Monday afternoon to every al
ternate Friday evening at 7:30.
Mr.. William Mcdonald, who lives on
Sheriff Silvis' old place in Pleasant VAL
ley, was in the city yesterday. His son,
J. A. Mcdonald, left for Nebraska Tues.
day night to visit relatives.
Mr.. Joe Schneider, of New York, who
has been paying visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schneider Sr., in this
city, was rendered farewell party by
his friends at Turner hall last evening.
Miss Sarah Hutchinson, who spok'
yesterday afterno on at the Ladies Mis-
sionary meeting. delivers free lectur
tonight at the Broadway church. Mis-
Hutchinson is an Interesting speaker. an
deserves large audience.
The Rock island Daily ARGUS has beeI
enlarged to nine columns and it is 8
t crowded with advertising even now tina
il looks as though further enlargement
might be necessary. The ARGUS is on
of the largest. best and most prosperou
country dailies in the state.-Freepol
! Bulletin.
l. Among the licenses issued by the sec
t rotary Of state yesterday was one to IL
: "Plowman Publishing company of Nj
line, H.; capital stock, $4,000; objec
# printing and publishing incorporation
7. John W. War;. Lewis B Kuhn, Clarent
!, W. White"
:, The board of education held speci
a meeting LAST evening and decided to ope
ID an additional room at building No.
l. and employed Miss Sallie Hitler to teal
it at salary of $35 per month Tt
room will be opened next Monday NOR
ing.
A platform has been erected just insi
the street windows at Clemanns & Sa
mann's furniture store, and on it is d
played an elegant antique oak bed roc
set and side. board, also plush cover
divans, while fine carpets decorate
background, all forming rich pictu
which is greatly admired by the pssse
by.
Aid. Towards horse cut some qu
capers up on Moline avenue yestert
afternoon and ended up by so injur
one of its hind legs that it will be r
dered almost useless in the future.
horse is being cared for at VIM. Gsmb
barn, and while it may recover, 1t '
never again be the animal that it W
One of the Young men in the cart at
time had his thumb dislocated